```ruby
require_relative './store_init'

describe "Get Entity Using the Immediate Refresh Policy" do
  stream_name = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Writer.write_batch 'someEntity'

  id = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::StreamName.id(stream_name)

  cache = EventStore::EntityStore::Cache::Factory.build_cache :some_subject

  entity = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Entity.new
  entity.some_attribute = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Message.attribute

  initial_cache_record = cache.put id, entity, 0

  store = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Store::SomeStore.build
  category_name = stream_name.split('-')[0]
  store.category_name = category_name

  entity, version, time = store.get id, include: [:version, :time]

  describe "Entity is refreshed" do
    specify "Version is updated" do
      refute(version == initial_cache_record.version)
    end

    specify "Time is updated" do
      refute(time == initial_cache_record.time)
    end
  end
end
```

Test uses the store's cache, rather than creating an independant cache object
user
```ruby
require_relative './store_init'

describe "Get Entity Using the Immediate Refresh Policy" do
  stream_name = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Writer.write_batch 'someEntity'

  store = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Store::SomeStore.build refresh: :immediate
  category_name = stream_name.split('-')[0]
  store.category_name = category_name

  id = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::StreamName.id(stream_name)

  cache = store.cache

  entity = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Entity.new
  entity.some_attribute = EventStore::EntityStore::Controls::Message.attribute

  initial_cache_record = cache.put id, entity, 0

  entity, version, time = store.get id, include: [:version, :time]

  describe "Entity is refreshed" do
    specify "Version is updated" do
      refute(version == initial_cache_record.version)
    end

    specify "Time is updated" do
      refute(time == initial_cache_record.time)
    end
  end
end
```
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