In the constitution a supermajority can override a presidential veto. Is there a set time past the motion to veto that congress has to readdress the bill to potentially decide to use a supermajority?

I know bills fully dies at the adjourning of congress, but I'm wondering if there is a shorter timeline for a vetoed bill.

In the constitution a supermajority can override a presidential veto. Is there a set time past the motion to veto that congress has to readdress the bill to potentially decide to use a supermajority?

I know bills fully die at the adjourning of Congress, but I'm wondering if there is a shorter timeline for a vetoed bill.