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You can just have docker-compose build your dockerfile directly. Assume your docker-compose file is in folder called myproject . Also assume your dockerfile is in a folder called myredis and that myredis is in the myproject folder. Then you can replace this line in your docker-compose file:

How can I make this work because it's really annoying to keep quitting cmd and then re-navigating to my files. Thanks

Don't use bare except (except statement without an exception type specified): in Python, Ctrl-C is converted to an exception and raised. This means except without any more information will catch it, and execute whatever exception handling code you defined.

In Python, you almost always want to explicitly catch Exception as it includes most exceptions but importantly excludes KeyboardInterrupt (which is what Ctrl-C translates to) and SystemExit (which is what sys.exit() triggers). See the exceptions hierarchy.

The main exception to this is performing cleanup then re-raising directly, in that case a bare except is acceptable (though often unnecessary because if the process is killed you usually don't need to close files or the like).

Incidentally the same applies if you ever need to define your own exception: it should extend Exception unless it's a system-type exception which generally should not be caught and resumed from.

I think you are confusing array and objects. Arrays are sequential lists, where the index of each cell is an integer. Your code is pushing glyph_name and unicode onto the state array, which places it in next element in the array, but then you are referencing the array using glyph_name and unicode as the index. I think you want to be using objects instead of arrays. Change the lines: