[Bug] `git_last_modified_at` commit loop with pre-commit hook usage

[JayeMcC]

git_last_modified_at tag was caught in a loop as a pre-commit hook. Every time I went to commit changes it would update the value of git_last_modified_at on some resources preventing the commit and adding more changes.

At the same time the affected resources had their git_commit tag set to "N/A".

My workaround was to skip the git_last_modified_at tag, but even that was awkward. I expected to be able to use the pre-commit format of something like this:

repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/bridgecrewio/yor
    rev: 0.1.196
    hooks:
      - id: yor
        name: yor
        entry: yor tag
        args:
          -  --directory "."
          - --skip-tags "git_last_modified_at"
        language: golang
        types: [terraform]
        pass_filenames: false

But had to jank it with:

  - repo: https://github.com/bridgecrewio/yor
    rev: 0.1.196
    hooks:
      - id: yor
        name: yor
        entry: yor tag --directory "." --skip-tags "git_last_modified_at"
        language: golang
        types: [terraform]
        pass_filenames: false

Setup:

• Ubuntu: 22.04
• Terraform: 1.7.3
• Precommit: 3.7.1

The field isn't that useful to me as I've got git blame once we pull up the file, but I figure I'd mention the experience in case others run into it.

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