Handle AttributeError by raising DistutilsSetupError in check_specifier. Fixes #1932 #2583
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Summary of changes
Closes #1932
Dist.check_specifierverifies that the specifiers are valid and raisesDistutilsSetupErrorif found invalid, however in the situation that the specifier is a non-string (e.g. a list with a string element) it would fail with anAttributeErrorbecauseSpecifierSetfrom _vendor/packaging will assume that the specifier is a string. This fix will changecheck_specifierto handle theAttributeErrorby raisingDistutilsSetupErrorwhen the situation of a non-string specifier occurs.Pull Request Checklist
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