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Does the current build really get aborted when there is a new patch set? Because the documentation for the "Build Current Patches Only" option says otherwise: "If this is enabled, all still scheduled builds for previous patchsets are canceled when a new build is scheduled by a new patchset". So the scheduled builds will be cancelled, not the current build will be aborted, meaning that you still have to wait for the completion of the current job even if the change is superseded by a new patch set.
If the documentation turns out to be wrong, and the current build is indeed aborted, could the documentation be fixed as part of this issue?