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Binance provide instructions how to run a full node. Then you can enable http requests and use the localhost endpoint with ganache to fork it.
There's ganache-cli that is headless.
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For the docker bit, I believe the COPY and RUN commands being interchanged as Donut mentioned in the comments could help. Reference for this and backing of the claim: Semaphore Article explaining the layer caching. But Since you are using a docker in docker type build this is unlikely to be much.
For the Ethereum dev tools themselves, I believe this is as ...
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IERC20(token1).approve(address(sushiRouter), amountIn);
IERC20(token2).approve(address(sushiRouter), amountOut);
basically when you call approve from inside your contract then inside the approve method the msg.sender is your contract.
so replace uint allowed = IERC20(token1).allowance(msg.sender, address(sushiRouter)); with uint allowed = IERC20(token1)....
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In my case, I forgot to specify which contract blockchain-service/migrations folder. Read further the details here: https://www.trufflesuite.com/tutorials/robust-smart-contracts-with-openzeppelin#compiling-and-deploying-the-smart-contract
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