CODE_128 decoding returns an extra byte?

When using DBR v11, you may notice that decoding a CODE_128 barcode returns one extra byte at the end if you call item.get_bytes().

Cause
By default, DBR includes the trailing check digit for CODE_128 in the decoded byte results. This is a known issue in versions 11.0.0 - 11.0.6000 and has been fixed in version 11.2.

Solution
Set IncludeTrailingCheckDigit to 0 in the BarcodeFormatSpecification for Code128. This will prevent the SDK from returning the trailing check digit.

Example JSON Configuration

{
  "BarcodeFormatSpecificationOptions": [
    {
      "Name": "bfs1",
      "BarcodeFormatIds": [
        "BF_CODE_128"
      ],
      "MinResultConfidence": 30,
      "RequireStartStopChars": 1,
      "ReturnPartialBarcodeValue": 1,
      "VerifyCheckDigit": 0,
      "IncludeTrailingCheckDigit": 0
    }
  ],
  #...Other Settings
}