Allow cube-adjust to return a new cube.#3915
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Makes sense, LGTM 👍
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As mentioned : SciTools-incubator/iris-ugrid#24 (comment)
I think this is desirable, to enable iris-ugrid to represent unstructured data with a new derived class
Ucube(Cube).By allowing the post-modify action to return a new object, the iris-ugrid loader can replace Cube-s with Ucube-s, instead of patching a cube instance.
Apart from being cleaner, I think it will eventually prove essential for unstructured cubes to belong to a specialised subclass of
Cube, so that we can use inheritance and overriding to efficiently extend features.See for example #3914, which assumes we will use a
Ucube(Cube)class to extend cube.summary().