Joint Trajectory Controller with velocity command interface has non-zero velocity after finshed trajectory

I want to control a manipulator with the Joint Trajectory Controller by using the velocity command interface. I am planning a trajectory with with MoveIt MotionPlanningof rviz. I am using ros2 humble.

I've tested several setups but with all of them I have the same problem: When the Joint Trajectory Controller reports "Goal reached, success!", the velocities aren't set to zero. I tried to play with with the parameters (increasing and decreasing stopped_velocity_tolerance or goal_time, changing the gains, adding and removing ff_velocity_scale) which sometimes leads to a smaller final velocity but never to completely stopped motion.

A simple setup to reproduce this issue is by launching ros2 launch moveit2_tutorials demo.launch.py from (moveit2_tutorials)[https://github.com/ros-planning/moveit2_tutorials] but with changing from position to velocity interface in the panda_moveit_config. I changed

Settings for panda_arm_controller in ros2_controllers.yaml to:
panda_arm_controller:
  ros__parameters:
    command_interfaces:
      - velocity
    state_interfaces:
      - position
      - velocity
    joints:
      - panda_joint1
      - panda_joint2
      - panda_joint3
      - panda_joint4
      - panda_joint5
      - panda_joint6
      - panda_joint7
    gains:
      panda_joint1:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
      panda_joint2:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
      panda_joint3:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
      panda_joint4:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
      panda_joint5:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
      panda_joint6:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
      panda_joint7:
        p: 10.0
        i: 1.0
        d: 1.0
        i_clamp: 1.0
        ff_velocity_scale: 1.0
Setting command_interface from position to velocity in panda.ros2_control.xacro:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<robot xmlns:xacro="http://www.ros.org/wiki/xacro">

    <xacro:macro name="panda_ros2_control" params="name initial_positions_file ros2_control_hardware_type">
        <xacro:property name="initial_positions" value="${xacro.load_yaml(initial_positions_file)['initial_positions']}"/>

        <ros2_control name="${name}" type="system">
        <hardware>
            <xacro:if value="${ros2_control_hardware_type == 'mock_components'}">
                    <plugin>mock_components/GenericSystem</plugin>
                    <param name="calculate_dynamics">true</param>
                </xacro:if>
                <xacro:if value="${ros2_control_hardware_type == 'isaac'}">
                <plugin>topic_based_ros2_control/TopicBasedSystem</plugin>
                <param name="joint_commands_topic">/isaac_joint_commands</param>
                <param name="joint_states_topic">/isaac_joint_states</param>
            </xacro:if>
        </hardware>
        <joint name="panda_joint1">
            <command_interface name="velocity"/>
            <state_interface name="position">
              <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint1']}</param>
                </state_interface>
                <state_interface name="velocity"/>
            </joint>
            <joint name="panda_joint2">
                <command_interface name="velocity"/>
                <state_interface name="position">
                  <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint2']}</param>
            </state_interface>
            <state_interface name="velocity"/>
        </joint>
        <joint name="panda_joint3">
            <command_interface name="velocity"/>
            <state_interface name="position">
              <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint3']}</param>
                </state_interface>
                <state_interface name="velocity"/>
            </joint>
            <joint name="panda_joint4">
                <command_interface name="velocity"/>
                <state_interface name="position">
                  <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint4']}</param>
            </state_interface>
            <state_interface name="velocity"/>
        </joint>
        <joint name="panda_joint5">
            <command_interface name="velocity"/>
            <state_interface name="position">
              <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint5']}</param>
                </state_interface>
                <state_interface name="velocity"/>
            </joint>
            <joint name="panda_joint6">
                <command_interface name="velocity"/>
                <state_interface name="position">
                  <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint6']}</param>
            </state_interface>
            <state_interface name="velocity"/>
        </joint>
        <joint name="panda_joint7">
            <command_interface name="velocity"/>
            <state_interface name="position">
              <param name="initial_value">${initial_positions['panda_joint7']}</param>
                </state_interface>
                <state_interface name="velocity"/>
            </joint>
        </ros2_control>
    </xacro:macro>
</robot>
Now you can run ros2 launch moveit2_tutorials demo.launch.py, open a second terminal and run ros2 topic echo /joint_states. Plan an arbitrary trajectory by using rviz and hit Plan & Execute in the MotionPlanning panel of rviz. Then you should see a motion being executed and the terminal should report:

[ros2_control_node-5] [INFO] [1697458106.110702550] [panda_arm_controller]: Goal reached, success!
[move_group-4] [INFO] [1697458106.122919526] [moveit.simple_controller_manager.follow_joint_trajectory_controller_handle]: Controller 'panda_arm_controller' successfully finished
[move_group-4] [INFO] [1697458106.151076866] [moveit_ros.trajectory_execution_manager]: Completed trajectory execution with status SUCCEEDED ...
[move_group-4] [INFO] [1697458106.151414260] [moveit_move_group_default_capabilities.move_action_capability]: Solution was found and executed.
[rviz2-1] [INFO] [1697458106.151859534] [move_group_interface]: Plan and Execute request complete!
In parallel you can check the logs of ros2 topic echo /joint_states which should report non-zero velocities even after the trajectory is successfully executed. Therefore the arm keeps moving (slowly but steady) and you should see the positions constantly changing.

Is this the intended behavior of the Joint Trajectory Controller? Or do I just have a bad parameter setup? Any help or hint on what the problem could be would be highly appreciated!