Unfortunately, the console won't help with that. :(
When you push code, Heroku uses a Buildpack to compile a slug. That
slug then gets copied onto all Dynos that are allocated to an app. But
it's a one-way process. So if you want to change the slug you have to
change the build process. You can use `heroku run bash` to see exactly
what is taking up space in your slug. You could also find a way to
execute "play clean-all" or something like that from your project's SBT
build.
From the Scala Buildpack it looks like the .ivy2 cache should be
getting cleaned out if it's a Play app:
https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-scala/blob/master/bin/compile
It's a bit heavy weight but you could fork the buildpack, make some
changes, and switch to your fork.
Hope that helps.
-James
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