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As far as I can tell from my initial verification attempt, this bug is resolved in git-plugin 2.0.1 and git-client-plugin 1.6.2.
I don't have a gerrit server, so I created an empty bare repository using git protocol on my Debian git server, then defined a job which read that git protocol repository. I ran the job interactively once. It failed because there was no version to build. I then confirmed that the polling did not cause further jobs to be launched.
I think failing because there is no version to build is a reasonable behavior, since an empty repository is quite exceptional and I'd rather have the failure indicate that exceptional condition, rather than having to read log files to realize that a successful job had no revision to build.