remove method="auto" from download.file call #230
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Having hard-coded `method="auto"` prevents users from changing the method with `options("download.file.method" = ...)`.
However, if this option is not set, the `method = "auto"` is chosen anyway, so there wouldn't be any unexpected behaviour changes for users.
This should help with errors like - rspatial#169 (comment) - since users would be able to call:
```r
op <- options("download.file.method" = "wget", "download.file.extra" = "--no-check-certificate")
getData(...)
options(op)
```
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Having hard-coded
method="auto"prevents users from changing the method withoptions("download.file.method" = ...).However, if this option is not set, the
method = "auto"is chosen anyway, so there wouldn't be any unexpected behaviour changes for users.This should help with errors like - #169 (comment) - since users would be able to call: