An odd, superfluous barline has appeared in a score. The only thing I can see which might be causing this confusing notation, is the change of an unpitched percussion instrument to a pitched one for a single percussion player.
I’ve tried everything to remove this barline, but it won’t disappear.
Any suggestions gratefully received. 
Dorico is treating the switch to pitched percussion like a key change. Does the Glock enter at the repeat? If not, you can add a dummy note to the Cymbol after the repeat and hide it so the Key Sig for the Glock appears at a normal barline.
Many thanks for the workaround Craig_F. Another solution might be to pretend that the suspended cymbal is a pitched percussion instrument, in a key.
I still think Dorico should not be adding a barline before a key signature. - This would make players and conductors irate.
The Barline doesn’t show for the other Player parts. But does look odd in the Score.
You’re right, sorry Craig_F, - the superfluous barline appears only in the conductor’s score. - Parts look fine.
