It applies to running automation unattended.
Your build machine, should be a dedicated machine that should only build (and possible deploy).
You should have a dedicated machine, where you can run your automation. This machine should have a dedicated user, that is setup to automatically log into the machine or is always logged in. The machine should not be locked. It should have TestExecute installed and whatever agent (Jenkins, Azure DevOps etc) installed that can run TestExecute.
You can then kick off a build, which will then hopefully perform a deploy to your automation machine, and then the agent will run TestExecute with the appropriate parameters.
This is a standard setup of continuous integration/continuous delivery. However, I perform deployments manually, and run automation on a weekly basis via task schedule.
Thanks for the response.
I guess this is the part I need more info on:
This machine should have a dedicated user, that is setup to automatically log into the machine
Having a user always logged in is not an option for us.
