I used to have a single index page, with anchor links to notes, like https://example.com/#1234567. I have since changed the site to paginate that index, hence those links have broken. What it used to be https://example.com/#1234567 is now https://example.com/1234567.
How could I implement a rewrite that will strip that # from requests? Running Caddy v2.4.6. Thank you!
I have tried:
rewrite /# /
And (using the exact string):
rewrite /#1666614230 /1666614230
But doesn’t work.
Hmm, I am reading that the # part is never sent to the server, it is client side. I am leaning to believe this is not possible at all. Would love to hear from someone more versed than me, though. 
I remediated this with JavaScript (gasp!). I didn’t see any other way to do it. For those that might be in the same situation as I was, this is the one liner I used:
<script> const wl = window.location; if (wl.hash) wl.href = wl.href.replace('#','') </script>
Not related to Caddy at all, I know, but it all started with me foolishly thinking it could be done with a server side rewrite.
Correct. The “fragment” part of the URL is client-side only.
Please upgrade to the latest version, you should not be running versions that old! Latest is v2.6.4.
I am running the beta now. 
Thanks!
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