Suggest renv::hydrate() when packages are used but not installed #2201
Description
I just migrated to a new laptop and I'm setting up everything from scratch for the first time in a very long time. For repos where I was working alone and did a poor job snapshotting my library state I'm getting a lot of:
The following packages are used in this project, but not installed:
ggplot2, htmlwidgets, [...]
Use `renv::restore()` to restore the packages recorded in the lockfile.
Use `renv::status()` afterwards to re-assess the project state.
Looking for a solution I came across renv::hydrate() which was mentioned in this issue as the solution to my state. Wouldn't it make sense to suggest this workflow when the user is in this state?