I recently installed GitHub for Mac, the graphical Git client from GitHub, and also the command-line utility from its menu, shown below:

I was notified the command-line utility had been installed in /usr/local/github, but when I checked it had actually been put in /usr/local/bin/github – details shown below:

When I try to run git I get -bash: git: command not found, so I added export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH to ~/.profile thinking it would solve the issue, but it hasn’t – all that seems to be different is I can now start GitHub for Mac from the terminal by typing github.
Please could someone with more knowledge explain what’s happening here?
The "GitHub for Mac" command-line utility is just a tool for launching "GitHub for Mac" in the current directory.
To install the
gitcommand line tool use either Homebrew (brew install git) or the Git for OS X installer.