Does AWS S3 copy to same bucket preserves TTL (Expiration date - Lifecycle Policy)?

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When copying data from s3://bukcet1/aaa to s3://bucket1/bbb - does the ttl (Lifecycle Policy) of the objects preserves?

That is - if the bucket ttl is 10 days and I copy an object that is 9 days old, would the ttl be reseted to 10 days, or will be object be removed in a day?

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What do you mean by a "bucket TTL"? – John Rotenstein
By TTL I mean - time to live. That is - what is the retention policy of the files in the bucket. Is there a better terminology? – Vitali Melamud
Are you referring to an Amazon S3 Lifecycle Policy? If so, please add that to your question. – John Rotenstein
Please let me know if this is clearer now – Vitali Melamud

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I've checked this manually and I found that the copied files (objects) are set to a current "Last modified" data and their TTL (Expiration date) is set to according to the bucket policy from the "Last modified" time