I have been using Github with the bash command line so far. But now I would like to use the mac client. However, when logged in in the mac app it does not show my local repositories. The repos on github, however, show up. I guess I will have to configure this in the app itself but i could not find any preferences to do this. Any ideas? What am I missing?
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In the sidebar you should see "This Computer" as a header above the "Github" header. Here you should have "My repositories". If you click it you can add a new repo with the + button at the bottom.
OR easier:
Hit "Command O" to open a new local repo. This is also accessible from the file menu.
Unfortunately there is no "automatic" way to add all your local repos as far as I can see.