In VS Code, currently when you type an opening single or double quote, the IDE will auto-close the string. I.e.

// type single quote, closing quote auto-filled
'<cursor_here>'

// type double quote, closing quote auto-filled
"<cursor_here>"

// type back-tick (es6 template string), no auto-filled closing back-tick
`<cursor_here>

As you can see in the above sample (using <cursor_here> to indicate where the cursor is located after the char), the back-tick doesn't exhibit the same behavior as the single/double quotes.

This is a nice-to-have, as the template string should follow the same editor behavior as the single/double-quoted strings.