diff --git a/tools/devops/automation/scripts/GitHub.psm1 b/tools/devops/automation/scripts/GitHub.psm1
index a7cc324576..8ec74711c7 100644
--- a/tools/devops/automation/scripts/GitHub.psm1
+++ b/tools/devops/automation/scripts/GitHub.psm1
@@ -152,19 +152,14 @@ function Set-GitHubStatus {
     }
 
     $requestContext = $Context
-    # before we set a status, we are going to check if it is present and a success, if it is a success, do not
-    # re-set it. The reason for this is that statuses are linked to the hash of a commit. A commit hash can be in two
-    # different branches. If a hash had a success we will not set the status and we will create a warning and a new context
-    # Why only on success, well we do want to support rebuilds, in any non-success case we want to step over
+    # Check if the status was already set, if it was we will override yet print a message for the user to know this action was done.
     $presentStatuses = Invoke-Request -Request { Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $url -Headers $headers -Method "GET" -ContentType 'application/json' }
 
     # try to find the status with the same context and make a decision, this is not a dict but an array :/ 
     foreach ($s in $presentStatuses) {
         # we found a status from a previous build that was a success, we do not want to step on it
         if (($s.context -eq $Context) -and ($s.state -eq "success")) {
-            Write-Host "WARNING: Not setting status for $Context because it was already set as a success, using '$Context $Env:BUILD_SOURCEBRANCHNAME' instead."
-            # modify the context to include the branch name in the status
-            $requestContext = "$Context $Env:BUILD_SOURCEBRANCHNAME"
+            Write-Host "WARNING: Found status for $Context because it was already set as a success, overriding result."
         }
     }