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# dependentSKUs

An array of one or more SKUs on which the current subscription offer depends.

```
let dependentSKUs: [String]
```

## Discussion

You can provide a list of SKUs and create a contingency scenario in which a person’s refusal to agree to a price increase results in the App Store canceling other, bundled services (the *dependent SKUs*). If the price increase requires a personʼs consent, and they don’t consent but instead cancel the subscription in the Manage Subscriptions view, the App Store cancels the dependent SKUs.

> Important: You can’t create chains of dependent SKUs; for example, if SKU A has a dependent SKU B, B can’t have its own dependent SKU, C. However, B can have its own price increase.

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