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Checkout Project with Git and Visual Studio

I recently started using Git with Visual Studio 2015, and I'm trying to change the properties of an installer project. The problem is that this will not allow me, because the project is not verified, and I see no way to check the project using Git through Visual Studio. The only place where I even see the mention of the words "Departure" is under the branches, and it is gray.

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I have the same problem in VS2015. This is apparently a problem with the Project Installer extension. For some reason, Visual Studio does not detect when you try to modify the installation project file (using YourProject.vdproj) and does not automatically unlock it. I had the same problem with TFS, but in this case all you had to do was unlock the file manually by right-clicking on it. I just switched to Git and the problem still exists, but now you cannot unlock the file by right-clicking on it (since there is no explicit registration in git).

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