Bug #113005 Aggregate function with inner join gives incorrect result

Description:
Consider a query with two tables Table 1 and Table 2. Table 1 has one row and Table 2 has 0 rows. 

SELECT Table1.CurrencyID, Table1.OutStanding, (Table1.OutStanding + IFNULL(SUM(Table2.ARUnUsedCredit), (0))) AS UnusedCreditAmount FROM Table1 INNER JOIN Table2 ON Table1.CustomerID=Table2.CustomerID AND Table1.CurrencyID=Table2.CurrencyID WHERE ((Table1.CustomerID = 4154000000041029) AND (((Table1.CustomerID >= 4154000000000000) AND (Table1.CustomerID <= 4154999999999999)) OR ((Table1.CustomerID >= 0) AND (Table1.CustomerID <= 999999999999))))

Here inner join should not give any result. But we are getting the value of Table1.OutStanding in UnusedCreditAmount

How to repeat:
Create two table with FK index. Add one row in table 1 and zero rows in table 2. 

Suggested fix:
Inner join on empty table should not give any result

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This bug is fixed in Mysql 8.. I want to reason for this bug in 5.7.18 and in which version it was fixed. Just want to know about the bug details

Please share some details about this bug and in which version it was fixed

can u please share the details in which version it was fixed

Seems it is fixed in this version but could not find anything related to this in release notes

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