Hide keyboard when tap outsite of an edittext with recyclerview - android

I am trying to hide the keyboard, I thought I had found a solution in this post
How to hide keyboard just by one tap outside of an edittext?
The solutions works! but I have a recyclerview and it stays blocked when the keyboard hides
thanks in advance

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