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IBM i: The required resource definition was not found. A dependency build cannot be executed...

We'd like to use dependency build, with RTC on a windows platform, against IBM i (7).
We're almost there:

Found a user request for build definition ABC Dependency Build
Substituted the following build property variables:
Substituted the following configuration element property variables:
Should build occur?
Yes: Always build a user initiated request.
The JAZZ_USER build property is not specified.  The build pre-processing code will be running under the ADMIN user ID.  If you wish to run the build pre-processing code under a user ID other than ADMIN, define the JAZZ_USER build property either in your build engine or your build definition.
Accepting changes into workspace "IBM.integration WS BUILDER"...
Performing full dependency analysis
com.ibm.team.repository.common.TeamRepositoryException: com.ibm.team.repository.common.TeamRepositoryException: The required resource definition was not found. A dependency build cannot be executed.

Which resource definition do we need to set ?. Language defs look OK. We're only running RPGLE at the moment. What else ?
Thanks.

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The Source Library on one of your IBM i Projects in your stream has not been set.  You can set it by right clicking on your IBM i project going to Properties and then the Enterprise Extensions property page.  You need to set both the Source and Object Libraries.  This will create a change that you then need to deliver.

Note: In 4.0.3 this error message has been improved to call out that it is the Source Library that is missing.
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