Can't checkout Project files from SharePoint 2013

I have library with 'require checkout' set that contains mpp files. I have MS Project 2013 (SP1) installed locally.
If I choose edit for one of the mpp files, it simply opens in MS project as read-only and doesn't allow me to save it (only as a local copy). There's no option to check-out anywhere. Obviously I can check-out manually in SP before opening then check in again
afterward but it seems clearly wrong that I'm allowed to click "Edit", make changes, but then be unable to save back to SP again (even if you switch back to SP to check-out, Project still thinks you've opened it Read Only and won't let you save back
to SP).
What am I missing?

Hi Dylan,
Didn't you have this message just above the ribbon in MS Project 2013?
Using Project Server 2013, MS Project by default opens projects in read-only mode, the user having to intentionnally click on the "check-out" button to check it out. That being said, I'm not sure if the behavior is the same with a project plan opened from
a SharePoint librairy but it is worth checking this point.
Hope this helps,
Guillaume Rouyre, MBA, MCP, MCTS |

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