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As somebody who has done way too much git scripting I can appreciate how tricky this stuff is, but the plugin is just plain doing the wrong thing. I've specified an unambiguous branch and it's randomly dropped part of the name. I've asked it to poll "origin/release/flow" and it's polling "flow". The "origin" part is correctly removed but what happened to "release"?
Note that this is a regression from the last version of the plugin I used, where "origin/release/flow" did the right thing. I'm not asking for behavior to change, I'm asking for previously working branch names to work again.
Looking at the code, normalizeBranchSpec is broken (and there's even a comment in the code saying so). Taking the last component of the branch name is going to be wrong a lot. I wonder if you're aware that git already provides branch normalization with "git rev-parse --symbolic-full-name":