Cannot find stuff through Conda environment

[rodrigodesalvobraz]

I am running a project with a Conda environment interpreter. On that environment, I have installed a tool (Sphinx) with conda. When I run a batch at the PyCharm's terminal, the batch can run sphinx-build without a problem, because PyCharm's terminal seems to know where the Conda environment stuff is. However, if I use idea-batch for the same batch, I get errors because it cannot find the tools.

To try to circumvent the problem, I have added an environment variable PATH with "C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\envs\COBRA\Scripts", which is where the executables of tools installed with conda reside. That helps, but the tools try to load a DLL and that cannot be found, generating an error. So I went back to the idea-path run configuration and added "C:\Users\userName\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\envs\COBRA\DLLs" to the PATH variable, ending with:

PATH=C:\Users\E26638\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\envs\COBRA\Scripts\;C:\Users\E26638\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\envs\COBRA\DLLs

in the "environment variables" field. However, that has not solved the problem and I still get an error that the DLL failed to load.

Of course, adding the paths was a hack; the ideal way to do it is for idea-batch to run the batch as if it were being run from PyCharm's Terminal, which somehow takes the Conda environment interpreter (or whatever other type of environment the project is using) into account.

[SimonIT]

Do you can run this batch file outside PyCharm inside the normal cmd? Because that is what this plugin basically does.
If not, I really don't know how we can make it work. If you find a solution, I'm happy to adapt it. But I can say that I won't take the effort to look how Conda works.