--reset-author does not reset author date when used in post-commit hook

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device time zone is not UTC0

post-commit hook:
if [[ -n "${SKIP_POST_COMMIT+x}" ]] && [[ "$SKIP_POST_COMMIT" -eq 1 ]]
then
exit
fi

TZ=UTC0 SKIP_POST_COMMIT=1 git commit --amend --reset-author --no-edit
--no-verify --no-post-rewrite --allow-empty --quiet

---

Run:
git commit -m "foo"
git show -s --format="Commit: %h%nAuthor: %an%nAuthor Date:
%ad%nCommitter: %cn%nCommitter Date: %cd%nMessage: %s%n" HEAD

Expected that both Author Date: and Committer Date: show +0000 as
timezone. Only committer date shows +0000, while author date shows
time zone of device.

When manually running the post-commit code (TZ=UTC0 SKIP_POST_COMMIT=1
...) it correctly resets the author date to +0000 too

When manually setting the date using --date="$(date +%s) +0000"
instead of  --reset-author it also works correctly in post-commit
hook.




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