[INSERT .. WITH RECURSIVE] statement generates strange [AUTO_INCREMENT] value

/*
 * The following code is showing
 * [INSERT .. WITH RECURSIVE] statement generates
 * strange [AUTO_INCREMENT] value
 */

-- CREATE TABLE
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS MYDB.XXX;
CREATE TABLE MYDB.XXX (
  SEQ INTEGER UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT NOT NULL,
  VAL VARCHAR(10)                     NULL      DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (SEQ)
);

-- [INSERT .. WITH RECURSIVE] :: 10 Rows
INSERT INTO MYDB.XXX (VAL)
  WITH RECURSIVE CTE AS (
    SELECT 1 AS VAL
    UNION
    SELECT VAL + 1 AS VALUE FROM CTE
      WHERE VAL < 10
  )
  SELECT * FROM CTE;

-- NORMAL INSERT :: 1 Row [NEXT]
INSERT INTO MYDB.XXX (VAL)
  SELECT 'NEXT';

-- SELECT INSERTED DATA
SELECT * FROM MYDB.XXX;

-- > |SEQ|VAL |
-- > |---|----|
-- > |1  |1   |
-- > |2  |2   |
-- > |3  |3   |
-- > |4  |4   |
-- > |5  |5   |
-- > |6  |6   |
-- > |7  |7   |
-- > |8  |8   |
-- > |9  |9   |
-- > |10 |10  |
-- > |16 |NEXT|

-- SELECT AUTO_INCREMENT VALUE
SELECT AUTO_INCREMENT FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA = 'MYDB' AND TABLE_NAME = 'XXX';

-- > |AUTO_INCREMENT|
-- > |--------------|
-- > |17            |

Is this bug?

Answer Answered by Daniel Black in this comment.

Issues like MDEV-17377 where considered a bug for their wasting of auto_increment values so I do see this as a valid bug and might indeed have a simple fix.

Please do create a bug report.

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