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In RimSort's troubleshooting tab, click the buttons that say "Clear Download Cache" and "Verify game integrity" in that order.
You can also do this through Steam itself, but RimSort has them easy to find. This should work with any mod having this issue, its worked twice before for me.
In this case, I can confirm (at least for me, and likely some others) that subscribing to this mod downloads an old version, because Steam is being stupid. It's also happened with two other mods I subbed to while rebuilding my modlist for 1.6. No amount of unsubscribing and resubscribing would fix it.
The only solution when this happens is to use the "Verify integrity of game files" option in the properties of the RimWorld Steam library entry. In each of the three instances of this particular problem I've encountered, it was the only way to resolve it. And yes, it sucks because it has to redownload ALL your mods when you use that option.
1) Redownload the mod.
2) Use RimSort. RimPy is a dead project.