On Source Tree 2.0.5.2 for OSX, if my Repository Browser has no bookmarks, I have the option to scan a directory to locate repositories to add to Stash.
I cannot find a method to scan a directory if I already have bookmarks. The only way I've found to scan a directory is to delete all your bookmarks and then rescan, picking a directory that is a parent to all the repositories of interest.
This feels like a missing feature and the "Scan a directory" button should be available as part of the "+ New Repository" menu. If this feature is already present, it's location is unintuitive.
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[SRCTREE-3001] Better Surface Scanning a Directory for New Repositories
@joel Re: Screenshot:
I discovered that the button was there about 6 months after I opened this ticket. It's unintuitive. If you want to add a single local repository (or any other type), you click "New Repository -> Add Existing Local Repsoitory", if you want to add more than one, you click "Settings -> Scan a directory".
I feel the solution is to simply move that menu item from "Settings" to "New Repository".
Alex Jones
added a comment - - edited @joel Re: Screenshot:
I discovered that the button was there about 6 months after I opened this ticket. It's unintuitive. If you want to add a single local repository (or any other type), you click "New Repository -> Add Existing Local Repsoitory", if you want to add more than one, you click "Settings -> Scan a directory".
I feel the solution is to simply move that menu item from "Settings" to "New Repository". 
Thank you for the feedback. These menus have been cleaned up and scanning a directory is available everywhere you'd expect. These changes will ship in our next minor release (or next beta if you've signed up.)