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# 1.x ➡ 2.x

If you've been running NRP in a prior version to 2.0.0 you probably already have Events which will not look complete when running the new version. This due to us adding priority on Events in current version.

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-M1QeXIQpng6PuXOqtLQ" alt="A event card without priority info in XML"></div>

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-M1QeiAcgQqZ1v_ZTtQ-" alt="Same event now with complete priority info"></div>

In order to make these look okay a migration of content is needed.

in the XML you'll need to add the tag \<urgency>\</urgency> with a value depending on which priority you want the item to have.

```markup
[...]
<contentMeta>
    <contentCreated>2020-01-29T14:09:25.539Z</contentCreated>
    <contentModified>2020-03-02T14:33:32.580Z</contentModified>
    <description role="nrpdesc:extern">l</description>
    <contentMetaExtProperty type="nrp:sector" literal="Domestic" value="domestic"/>
    <links xmlns="http://www.infomaker.se/newsml/1.0"/>
    <urgency>2</urgency>
</contentMeta>
[...]
```

You'll also have to load OC with the new config for NRP. This will add the extractors, properties and index fields needed for the priority on Events.


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