Found a bug with chords and alternate endings

[Brian Clements]

Windows 2000 version 2.2.2

I found that when I have chords over an 8 bar solo space with two 2 bar 
alternate endings, and the \set chordChanges = ##t  property (is that 
what you would call it?) is turned on, it thinks that the last bar of 
the first ending is before the first bar of the second ending. It should 
think that the 6th bar of the repeated phrase comes before the first bar 
of the second ending. So in my case, that 6th bar (the bar before and 
alternate endings) ends on a d:dim. My first ending is all G:m7. When 
you read to the second ending, I have a G:m7 on that first bar, but it 
doesn't display it cause its reading the previous two bars. I 
expirimented with \break, didn't work. Also when I used the \break right 
before the second alternated ending, NO chords displayed on the second 
ending. Here's a snippit:

<<
    \context ChordNames { \set chordChanges = ##t \chords {
      \repeat volta 2 {   
             f1:m7 f:m7 g:m g:m f:m7 f2.:m7 d4:dim }
       \alternative {
        { g1:m7 g:m7 }
          { g:m7 g2:m7 a:7}}}}
          
    \notes <<
     \context Voice = SoloNotes { \slashOn
      \repeat volta 2 {
       \repeat "unfold" 6 {
          c4 c c c }}
       \alternative {
        { c c c c c c c c }
        { c c c c c c c c }}} \slashOff
     >>  
     >>
      \bar "||"